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Idea tried out from forum discussion: leave the item exactly where it is when frobbed. It remains in that position relative to the player's view until the player changes its distance or starts to rotate it, when it snaps to the closest of its normal allowed hold positions. See thread linked above for details of the hold positions. An item that's been placed exactly on a surface can still sink into the surface. That's fixable by raising the item a small amount (0.1 units does the trick) when the player first grabs it. Preserving the position is achieved by adding a new member variable to the grabber, m_PreservedPosition, which if set overrides the usual position calculations. That gets set when the player lifts an item by frobbing, and it gets unset if the player moves the item back or forth or rotates it. NB this isn't an accepted solution yet. I'm just writing it up while waiting for the video to upload so I can post it in the thread. |
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Added a smooth glide to the allowable positions when the player begins ot manipulate the item, instead of snapping. Committed at rev 6495 /trunk/game/Grabber.cpp /trunk/game/Grabber.h /trunk/game/Player.cpp |
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marking resolved pending feedback |
- Anonymous
